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I pickup the factory manual and parts book first. Meant for factory trained individuals, then Clymers for backup as they are good for more casual users. Either case, you can't ask questions you don't understand to a book, so the more info the better.
Last edited by Harleyboyddk; Feb 8, 2012 at 09:04 PM.
I have the MoCo. My friend got the Clymers. Here is my summation: The MoCo service manual leaves a lot of the details out. The Clymers has more of the details, however, the one time I looked at his Clymers, the directions for rear brake pad change was wrong. So, in short, MoCo=less detail, but correct. Clymers=more detail, but wrong process. My experience, my $.02.
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